If y ex-husband states he will bring a friend as a witness with him the next time he picks up our children is he allowed do this?
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If y ex-husband states he will bring a friend as a witness with him the next time he picks up our children is he allowed do this?
Our parenting plan specifically states that only the parents, future spouse or blood relatives can be part of the exchange. He also stated his friend in question is a county officer. My ex-husband says because he will be present during the exchange, he can bring a witness. However, would not this be considered a monitored exchange? My ex-husband is lives an 1 1/2 hours south of me.
Asked on August 30, 2012 under Family Law, Georgia
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
The parenting plan that you have written about is not a court order. Rather it is a plan which typically used as a guideline. From what you have written there is nothing improper for your "ex" to bring a friend as a witness with him the next time he picks up the children. I suggest that if this is such a concern with you that you consult with a family law attorney about your matter.
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